Not as good as other of their shows I've heard, but good.

This show is during the 2-3 year span when the Disco Biscuits built a legitimate reputation as a band that could support a tour in which a lot of people would follow them around the country. The "Spacebirdmatingcall" trance is perfect. Barber was listening and playing well, and the band was content in a number of real tight grooves for the whole show. The setlist is not altogether impressive; but they aced what they played.
The music was awesome, the people all knew each-other vaguely enough to feel completely comfortable. The music and tour had, not to undermine people's opinions; a feel of the Grateful Dead. The fugue's in very moon>little shimmy are new, dance, trance 'dead'; for those who care about that type of thing. For those who aren't impressed with musicianship; I am sure that you can't find a band that plays live classical sounding fugues better. Parts of 4/6/02 come to mind.
A great Svenghali - deadheads rejoice after this one.
House Dog, Party Favor - also very, very good.
Get this show before you have to pay for it :)
This show has been selected by DeadReview as a show that perfectly encapsulates a peak point in a band's history. Other featured shows on archive.org include the Grateful Dead from '73,'74.

God damn. the helicopters/spacebird sequence is mindblowing

spacebird = patient jamming at its best

september 01 just plain rules

Schoeps cmc6 mk4 -> Apogee AD1000 -> DA-P1
FOB/DFC taped 25' from the stage in the center of the dance floor.(just wanted people to know another source does exist)

Sick show dance party second set!